Is it just me or was the musical choice kinda weird? I mean, Mason seems to only like Jazz, yet when he goes to the cemetery we hear a power ballad that breaks the whole mood. Also, at the end, when Berkeley discovers the truth, there is another power ballad, probably by the same band, that leads us to feel like we should be relieved that it was all true, that he killed Amber for real...
I don't believe in nihilism
wait, who killed Amber? where did u see this?
Willst Du, bis der Tod Euch scheide
treu ihr sein fur alle Tagen?
Nein!
Nein!
Mason. Sorry, maybe my syntax wasn't that great. It should have read:
'when Berkeley discovers the truth, (...) that it was all true, that Mason killed Amber for real...'
If it wasn't a syntax thing then, I don't understand your question... Mason killed her, because she was real.
Rammstein?
I don't believe in nihilism
yes, it is the ultimate Rammstein lyrics i have. yes, it is lyrics to DU Hast. and, this movie looks so revolutionary. Zach would be a better villain. cuz, i dont really see Joel Moore being a villain. i mean, c'mon, hes JP from Grandma's Boy for Pete's sake. and he plays Cooter on Dukes of Hazzard: the Beginning
Willst Du, bis der Tod Euch scheide
treu ihr sein fur alle Tagen?
Nein!
Nein!
Trust me Capt Werewolf, Moore plays the part well.
I don't know if I would call him a villain, but whatever he was, he played it convincingly.
And I totally agree about the choice of music. The power ballads or whatever seemed very odd and out of place. I'm sure it had some sort of significance, but I didn't really catch it.
Great movie, nonetheless.
It's the same song, just a different part of it.
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